Hi Jon,
If you can get to it before I can, could you set up Jesse with a standard shell account please? (and also make sure he's set up with a gitlab account).
Dave Cooper
P.S. I set up restic on the host tonight and did a first restic backup, and I'm now upgrading the host to debian trixie (the new stable), so it might be less than fully responsive for a bit...
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From: Jesse Wiesenborn <jwiesenborn(a)gmail.com>
To: "David Cooper"<david.cooper(a)genworks.com>
Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2025 20:49:55 -0400
Subject: Re: Openmusic implementation
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That would be
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Jess
On Thu, Aug 14, 2025 at 3:09 PM David Cooper < mailto:david.cooper@genworks.com > wrote:
I'd like us to get to push-button Lisp application deployments. But in the meantime, what if we set you up with an ssh shell account on the host?
Dave Cooper
---- On Wed, 13 Aug 2025 21:18:47 -0400 Jesse Wiesenborn < mailto:jwiesenborn@gmail.com > wrote ---
Hello,
I'd like to utilize the awesome, incredible, victory-inspiring power of Common Lisp to host an openMusic implementation on a Woo server. Trouble is... I don't have one!
Obviously I could do so on my own machine, but I'm about to lose my home
internet, and I don't know where the Lisp cloud is.
Would it be possible to use some hosting space from any of your resources? I did check out Gitlab but couldn't find any Lisp servers. I can check with the openMusic team itself but am skeptical about the ANSI compliance of their CL implementation.
Actually, the CL-WAV-Synth project on your site would be a great starting point, but it doesn't look like anybody's worked on that in about 18 years.
A few megabytes of web space with a fresh-out-of-the-box CL implementation would be amazing.
Thanks for your consideration!
Jesse W
http://wimpycat.com
Hi
Let me reiterate that I am very lazy. Therefore I ask here (and not and
AI) for help.
I know I did it in the past, but please walk me through it again or point
me to the right site.
I have a library. In the old days I had a 'docs' directory in the main one
and then I would generate (*) the documentation there. Now I need to shift
the documentation to the .dev web pages.
How exactly do I do that? Making sure I also have the YAML stuff working?
Thanks.
All the best
MA
(*) With HEΛP (https://helambdap.sf.net) of course.
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